On X. Get in the hunt, baby. Listen, I may or may not get lost or turned around in the woods with me and Andy when I'm out grouse hunting. And I can tell you that yes, on X drops pins. Yes, it helps me find spots with e-scouting, but basically it helps me stay unlost so that I can be here on podcast night. Get in the hunt on X.

Our DT systems, the RAP 1400 or 1-400 or 1-400 if you like doing it that way, but it's the

rap 1400. It's a collar that is super reliable, ready to rock, and it's super handy because you

can hold it in your hand while you're shooting your shotgun during duck season.

So it's a cool unit for you and your dog come hunting season so that you've got control over any situation, anything the dog throws at you during the hunt is right there.

Easy and accessible.

Bingo bango bongo.

If you don't want that one, check out the H2O 1820. It's the DT systems and it's dog tested.

Dog tough. All right, our number one asked question is revolving around force fetch. Whether your dog

drops the bumper or duck at the edge of the water or you failed a few huntest because the dog monkeys with the birds or won't pick up a bird,

let me help you help your dog.

A bunch of different breeds, a bunch of different personalities,

start to finish, teaching you how to do it.

Links in the description.

Thank you. in the description what's going on everybody this is another episode of lone ducks

gun dog chronicles we've got episode episode episode episode 37 Kevin and I are

hanging out here in his office man cave recording studio making it sound terrible he's got a library

of books, everybody.

Unbroken by Lauren Hildebrand.

Bet that book sucks.

Brain on fire by Susanna Kalahalan.

Sucks.

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